I didn't see anything on Abdi Abdirahman in the 10,000. Anybody know
anything?
Brian McGuire
Hello friends,
congratulations to Slovenian Brigita Langerholc - she ran 1:59:05 for new NR
in second heat at 800m and reached finals!
sincerely,
Ero!
7h1 28.09.04 Q Abdi Abdirahman
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From: "P.F.Talbot" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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He made it through to the final.
On Fri, 22 Sep
Jan Zelezny
3 golds, 1 silver in 4 olympics,(lost gold in 88 by 2 inches on last throw)
2 world champs 93,95,99 bronze
98m48 world record, # 2 best thrower is 93m
His top 100 throws average over 90m!
13 years at the top (Wr back in 87)
Overcame big time injuries (back, shoulder etc)
6', 187 lbs
I
Electronic Telegraph
Friday 22 September 2000
Owen Slot
ON WEDNESDAY morning, in the heats of the 1500 metres, the Sydney games will
experience something wonderful that no other Games has ever seen before.
Marla Runyan, a 30-year-old from Eugene, Oregon, will become the first ever
Paralympian
The Irish Times
Saturday, September 23, 2000
Peter Byrne
If Kenya's Tegla Loroupe wins the women's marathon championship through the
streets of Sydney tomorrow morning, she will be remembering an old teacher
back in her home village of Kapenguria.
Deprived of the luxuries enjoyed by the
The Irish Times
Saturday, September 23, 2000
Sonia O'Sullivan is primed for a big performance in the final of the Olympic
5,000 metres championship on Monday (10.55 a.m. Irish time) following a
convincing win in yesterday's heats in Sydney.
A nervous, mildly agitated figure when she came on
The Irish Times
Saturday, September 23, 2000
Gabriela Szabo comes through the mixed zone waving off questions with her
spindly elbows. She never stops, just grabs a tracksuit and keeps on
running. What's in that head of hers is anyone's guess.
Szabo had just put some fears to rest. Like Sonia
5000 metres
G. Wami 7 - 4G. Szabo 2 - 1 S. O'Sullivan 4 - 1 A. Worku 9
- 2 O. Yegorova 9 - 1 R. Cheruiyot 25 - 1
L. Cheromei 33 - 1 W. Kidane 40 - 1 T. Tomashova 50 - 1 J.
Celnova - Prokopcaka 50 - 1 I. Mikitenko 66 - 1
V. Cheruiyot 66 - 1 O. Jevtic 80
Mens 400M
. M. Johnson 1 - 16 A. Harrison 8 - 1 A. Pettigrew 14 -
1 G. Haughton 25 - 1R. Mackowiak 33 - 1
D. Clarke 40 - 1 A. Moncur 66 - 1 H. Mokganye' 66 - 1
Sunday 24th September 2000, 11:00
Mens 10,000M
H. Gebrselassie 1 - 3P. Tergat 4
It's been my understanding that a lot of Kenyans like to "play" with the
media by telling them of these 5 and 10 mile runs to school. I've known and
run with a handful of Kenyans and they agree. Don't believe everything you
hear.
Alan
From: "R.T." [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I would be interested in seeing a comparison of marks of the qualifiers in
the US trials with their OLY performances. I wouldn't be a pretty picture in
most cases.
Tom
I would be interested in seeing a comparison of marks of the qualifiers in
the US trials with their OLY performances. I wouldn't be a pretty picture
in
most cases.
Agreed ... There definitely seems to be a drop off so far .. Mo, Marion, MJ,
Drummond, Dragila .. Seem to be where they were at
James Fields wrote:
Friday, 22 Sep 2000 -- First day of Sydney OG Track Field coverage by NBC
Two sessions advertised as containing TF: 1000-1200, 1900-2400
Summary at the end of those 14 hours:
Scheduled events shown: 7
Men 100, 400, some Shot, and one jump of HJ
"P.F.Talbot" wrote:
He made it through to the final.
On Fri, 22 Sep 2000, Brian McGuire wrote:
I didn't see anything on Abdi Abdirahman in the 10,000. Anybody know
anything?
Brian McGuire
He finished 7th (8 qualified auto) in the first heat, in 28:09. All the
time qualifiers,
Am I the only one who winced watching Donovan Bailey hug and kiss Maurice
Greene last night after Donovan had been dethroned in the 100m
quarterfinals? I mean, I'm all for mutual respect and admiration among the
top sprinters, but come on, they just got through explaining that Donovan
had
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000 11:25:50 -0700, you wrote:
I would be interested in seeing a comparison of marks of the qualifiers in
the US trials with their OLY performances. I wouldn't be a pretty picture
in
most cases.
Agreed ... There definitely seems to be a drop off so far .. Mo, Marion, MJ,
Now that Maurice has won an Olympic gold to add to his 2 WC golds and his
WR, where do people see him in relation to the top sprinters of all time ??
How does he compare to say Hayes and Lewis and Bailey and Christie and
Borzov and Hines and the like ??
Conway Hill
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...somebody predicted last week that there wouldn't be any WRs in Sydney,
and
cited the reasons. Appears to be right on the mark...
...given those same reasons, Zelezny's OR is VERY impressive...something
this
distance-dominated list probably doesn't pick up on too quick...
What is the
Results discussed below -- scroll down
Re: M Greene. -- people need to stop talking about the cold. 9.87 is
blazing.
Two things prevented his run from being a WR. One was his "poor" reaction
time of .197 (but in looking the results of each round all of his reaction
times were
A couple of days ago I had mentioned to the list about the possibility of
catching the Olympics live on Mexican television (if you live close to the
border).
WOW!!
I have been staying up each night from 1am to 6am watching the Olympics (I
obviously have no life). At any rate it has been
The answer, my dear Watson (thanks for the lob-ball!)
is obvious.
Who is the only men's sprinter to set a WR when winning the WCs 100M
gold, and then come back the next year and set another WR winning an
Olympic Final and easing up at 80M?
Yup - that pesky Ben Johnson...who also won a
Complete results at http://www.raceberryjam.com
Gold Men's 8K
Team scores: 1. Providence College, 104; 2. Univ of Wisconsin, 147; 3.
Brigham Young U, 166; 4. University Of Arizona, 171; 5. Colorado State U,
176; 6. Arizona State U, 190; 7. University Of Oregon, 198; 8. Weber State
U, 204; 9.
Between 11 and 12pm NBC has concentrated on summarizing the medals and
showing medal ceremonies with an occasional event such as last night's 50
free, which was great by the way.
NBC does seem to be cleaning out the closets of up close and personals as
last night we got Janet Evans UCP for
The Tampa Tribune is only listing results (at least in Track and Field) for
members of the US team. As far as we're concerned there was no gold in the
shot put yesterday.
Steve S.
Does anyone know/remember when auto timing was first used at the Olympics
and also when it was first 'officially' used as the standard at the
Olympics. Thanks./Drew
Not to mention an irrelevant piece from the archives on Andy
Bloom, 4th in the shot.
Tony Craddock
At 06:05 PM 9/23/00 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Between 11 and 12pm NBC has concentrated on
summarizing the medals and
showing medal ceremonies with an occasional event such as last night's
Why wasn't the women's marathon shown live, or on a 1 or 2 hour tape delay,
instead of the next morning? I think it might have been more compelling TV
than synchro diving.
Jim Gerweck
Running Times
(getting more disgusted w/ NBC's coverage each day)
if you want to see the result.
http://sportsline.netscape.com/ns/ce/multi/0,1511,2820652,00.html
There's a joke about 2 people in an old folks home, complaining about the
food.
"Boy, does this taste horrible!"
"Yeah, and such small portions, too"
That's how I'm beginning to feel about NBC's coverage - a day late, and
terrible.
Just tonight in the women's 100 semis, Carol Lewis made two
How about the other night when she referred to Perec as Mary Joe Perec???
EEEessshh!!!
Mike
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Subject: t-and-f: Be quiet Carol!
There's a joke about 2 people in an old
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-field/newsid_939000/939609.stm
Denise Lewis' bid for Olympic gold in the heptathlon have
been boosted both by her fine performance in the long jump and the withdrawal of
chief rival Eunice Barber.
Lewis, in third place
Jim,
But your whole point is again a reinforcement as to why Carol shouldn't even
be in Sydney.
I remember when Dwight Stones said. "Carol does a great job, and the NBC
exect agree."
By Dwight's own admission, the execs don't really care about the Track and
Field coverage on NBC.
Carol
I really would like to know the status of this "Rule"
Is it really a rule, and are "they" enforcing it?
From the moment I read this "rule" I figured it was bogus.
If it's not bogus, then would like to make sure that the IOC is investigating
ALL Olympic Journalistic exploits.
Schiefer
Electronic telegraph
Sunday 24 September 2000
Owen Slot
FOUR YEARS ago, barely anyone would have registered the broken soul who sat
weeping in the stands of the Olympic Stadium in Atlanta as the 100 metres
final took place beneath him. Barely anyone outside Kansas had even heard of
him.
Electronic Telegraph
Sunday 24 September 2000
Owen Slot
MARIE-JOSE Perec cracked last week and fled Australia blaming the constant
intrusions into her life. Media pressure? A thousand flashbulbs lighting up
her every step? She should try being Cathy Freeman for a day.
Athletics stadiums
Electronic Telegraph
Sunday 24 September 2000
James Mossop
FIRST THE smile, then the tears and finally back to laughter. Marion Jones
flew the Olympic 100 metres with queenly majesty, supreme fluency and
unrivalled speed. Then her natural humility took over.
The fastest woman in the world is
Electronic Telegraph
Sunday 24 September 2000
THE EARLY elimination in the heats of Diane Modahl in the 800 metres in
Sydney will come as no surprise to the British Olympic Association, who
managed to write off her chances before the Games even began.
A detailed schedule provided to the media
Schiefer writes:
I really would like to know the status of this "Rule". Is it really a rule,
and are "they" enforcing it?
From the moment I read this "rule" I figured it was bogus.
If it's not bogus, then would like to make sure that the IOC is
investigating ALL Olympic Journalistic
About 30 years ago there was an American figure skater named John
Misha Petkevich, who--given his name--was easily mistakable for a
Russian skater. According to an Internet source I found, Petkevich
won the U.S. men's singles title in 1971.
The most likely place to see him skate was on ABC's
Hey,
After watching the swimming coverage I think we should be thankful that the
woman interviewing the swimmers after their races isn't heading over to the
track; not that Jim Gray is much better. Who asks someone right after they
finish a race if they're taking drugs? Come on...She's an
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